what are the differences between all the blades that comes with the nutribullet: which is best???
7779
Hello Simone, there are 2 blades that come with the nutribullet. The + blade is for grinding nuts and such and the other multi-tiered blade is for bending drinks.
7780
There are two kinds of blades for the Nutribullet. the first contains a double set of blades which pulverizes and purees wet foods. The other contains a single bladedesigned to grind dry foods such as nuts, coffee beans etc.
7781
I guess one chops things better than the other. The double blade is better i think.
7782
There are two kinds of blades for the Nutribullet. the first contains a double set of blades which pulverizes and purees wet foods. The other contains a single blade designed to grind dry foods such as nuts, coffee beans etc.
7783
It comes with a milling blade and an extractor bladeSo far I've only used the milling blade to grind Quinoa into a fine powder.... it did a great job and It was fast....the extractor blade I use for everything else....I make smoothies and have puréed for baby food....the other day I used the extractor blade to grind down banana peels for a composte for my rose bushes....that was a little tricky but it did the job....so can't really answer which is the best...they're different and work well for their intended uses
224714
I've never used the nutribullet but I researched both before making my purchase and almost all said the ninja was better and was roughly half the price of the bullet. What I can tell you is that after using the ninja I have no regrets about my choice. It works great and I see no reason to pay the higher price. Hope this helps.
83630
I bought the S30V steel because it is the hardest and densest metal particles available. The others are close but no cigar. The average user will never notice the difference. If you are a blade nut, each blade steel has its advantages and disadvantages. I have some experience with blade steel and put my trust more in the powder steels as best. Remember, when it comes to blade steel, you get what you pay for.
1152304
NutriBullet Customer Service at 1-855-346-8874 has verified that the extractor blade and cup for the NutriBullet 600 is interchangeable with with NutriBullet BL450 900 Watt Pro.
1580149
this is the one for the nutribullet http://www.amazon.com/NUTRIBULLET-EXTRACTION-EXTRACTOR-REPLACEMENT-PARTS-AUTHENTIC/dp/B00JIYSEZC/ref=sr_1_13?ie=UTF8&qid;=1398172355&sr;=8-13&keywords;=nutribullet+blade
2043911
I've had my NutriBullet for awhile and upgraded to the Nutri Ninja recently. I can tell you that the Nutri Ninja blows the Nutri Bullet out of the water. The Nutri Ninja is just as portable and will blend everything better than the Nutri Bullet does. I gave the Nutri Bullet away to my sister and have been extremely impressed and pleased with the Ninja.
959980
I personally think the Nutrimill is easier to clean, as the only thing that gets dirty really is the top hopper and the bottom bowl, both of which clean up easily, and it's very practical because you can use it at different settings for other things, and it takes up less space on the counter too.
224713
I am just researching to choose which to buy, so I haven't used it, but I came across a Consumer Report on the NutriBullet and they said the new model had blades crack and break off when crushing ice. This is a huge safety concern, as you drink directly from the container and would never see a small piece of blade until you drink it. They did say the old models didn't have that problem. They recommended the Nutri Ninja instead, for safety and reliability.
1654414
I had a MagicBullet before the Ninja and I'm surprised that I greatly prefer the Ninja...I loved my bullet but it often left small frozen balls of frozen strawberries or bananas in my smoothie...which NEVER happens with the Ninja...I haven't used a NutraBullet so cannot comment regarding that...just that I am thrilled with my Ninja...my smoothies are smoother than ever!
935754
They both have good steel. The first uses VG-1 steel which has a very hard core, the second uses AUS8A which is very slightly less hard. Pick the one in your price range, with the color you like. One caveat many black blades get marred with use and the inner steel shows through.
2237113
I thought it was a Nutribullet. Anyway they look like they would do the same job. I love my magic bullet though.
2281576
I have a Vitamix and a Nutri-Bullet, The Nutri-Bullet smoothies are almost as smooth as the ones from the Vitamix.However the vita mix will do a lot more, like make soup, blend dough for pizza and a list of other things the Nutri-Bullet won't do. But the Vitamix is alot more expensive than the Nutri-Bullet, so if what you want to do is make smothies go with the bullet, if you want to do other things then the Vitamix is a good investment. FYI, Qvc.com has the Vitamix on easy payments.
1840211
I don't know as the gasket broke on my second use and I am searching for another one before I use the machine again. I would advise you to go for a Nutribullet rather than the Magic Bullet. I am disappointed in the lack of power of the engine. I have a more powerful blender at home. Good luck...
473463
Specialized blades. The way they slide in and lock for stability makes me think you can't just pick up something generic. Mine have lasted quite a while though so I wouldn't worry about having to replace them often.
615628
I have only chopped nuts and it does fine. It's a nice little blender for the money. If you want one that really does the job and feels more stable, spring for the nutri bullet. I have both. The maxi matic is much smaller so I take it on my trips it fits in my suitcase much better. I hope this was helpful
515568
got a question here for this. Which blades are bigger in terms of thickness? I know some of these blades can be bulky...
320685
I didn't get the slicer blade with mine, but you might try Abtecparts.com. They may have a different slicer blade that can give you better results. I generally use mine for things like making peanut butter, cauliflower mash, salsa verde and things I want nearly pureed.